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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-17
BRIDG EPORT.

The Catholic fair, which takes place in
Heinlein's Hall Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday, promises to be IL very interesting
affair.
The Women's Relief Corps are making
preparations for an entertainment consist
ing of vocal and instrumental music, inter
Speysed with recitatiops, Dialogues and the
like on New Years Eve. Miss Flora Will
liams will sing on this occasion.
Mr.. Abe BliSer was called to the bed
side OF his father, who was taken sick a
few days ago near GAINESVILLE.
4 new town hall il n subject Of much
discussion 10y many Of our citizens This
is something which has been voted for by
a majority of the people and something
undoubtedly We iaach need.
Mr.. Earl Shaeter is on the sick list.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle met at the
parsonage Wednesday and transacted the
regular routine business.
Mayor T. =. Jrnkins, who has been on
the sick list for a few days, Is again allie to
d. around.
Mr.. Thos. Jones has started 4 new gro
ctry stand in .Etnsville.
To day is payday at the .i,tua mill.
Quite number OF ladies are engaged in
raising money for treat" TO the orphans,
at the Children's Home, near Barnes
villa
Qaite number of Bridgeport folks at
tended the fair at Martins Ferry, last
night.
Miss Ida Mcconnell, VINO is visiting in
New York State, is expected home about
the 9Oth inst.
Mr. Jacob Bowers was called home to
FittSIGrS yesterday 10 attend the funeral
of his sister. Il was bat q Week or so ago
that his brother died of the same disease
typhoid fever.
Several new crossings have been laid in
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MARTINS FERRY.

If you want to get muller or necku
for Xmas present, 20 to Dixon Bro. g.
A blast in q sand stone quarry nea
Henry Helling's residence, in the western
part of town, created considerable excite
ment in that part OF town yesterday
Quite number of people at distance oil
quarter of mile away heard the report
and felt the shock The principal theory
advanced for the solution OF the mysterious
noise was natural gas explosion, and
story to the effect that gas explosion had
actually taken place WAS widely clrcu'
lated
Miss Lonely, of st. Clairsyille, is the
guest of Mrs. Judge John S. Cochran.
The finest display of mutfiers and hand
kerchiefs is to be found at f. d. Catteli q
Co.'s.
The German Lutheran fair and festival
opened in Lafayette Hall last night and
was fairly well attended.
The goods shown for Christmas presents
at links furniture store are all useful as
we'll as ornamental. Call and examine
goods and learn prices.
Seal and Fur Caps for Xmas presents at
Dixon Bros -
Mountain City Lodge No. Sc, A. A. OF
|. Il s. W, will give grand concert IN
Maennerchor Hall, on Washington street,
this evening. The programme contains the
names of several of our most accomplished
musicians, and the selections TO be rem
dered have been chosen with the utmost
good taste.
Centre tables, stands, chamber and par
lor Sets, fine cushioned and rattan rockers,
Oil paintings, steel engrayings and other
articles too numerous to mention at links,
under Hanover Hotel.
The water mains have been tested up to
aud along Fifth street, and are in very sat
isfactory condition. One hundred and two
applications for permits to use water from
the public works have been received, and
that the number will increase rapidly
there is no doubt One day next week is
the time set for the display of the force
and ability of the plant.
The REGISTER is read more extensively
by Martins Ferry people than any other
newspaper. The advantages presented by
its Martins Ferry department are there
fore apparent to Martins Ferry advertis-
ers. Rates furnished by j. w. Phoebus,
agent.
Every purchaser of ten cents worth of
goods at Fowler's news stand will receive
a chance in an elegant HerOphon worth
$35.
The jewelry store in Commercial Block
offers special inducements from now until
January 1st to persons desiring to pur-
chase fine goods in their line. An elegant
and complete assortment of Watches,
French Clocks, Rings, Fancy Goods, Gold
Pens and Pen Holders, fine Knives and
Scissors, Table Cutlery, Casters and Gold
Tooth-picks, Canes, Umbrellas and Opera
Glasses. Fine Rings and Watches spe-
cialty. Everything at lowest living prices.
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Murdered and Robbed.

PITTsBuRG, December l5.-The remains
of Wa McCabe, well dressed, middle
aged man, were found lying across the
tracks of the Little Miami railroad, near
Cedarville, Ohio, st Gn early hour this
morning 10y the crew Of freight train.
There was o deep cash on the head, evil
IDENTIFY inflicted with a blunt instrument.
His watch and chain were missing. From
the position Of the body when discovered,
and from the surrounding circumstances,
il is believed that the man was murdered
and the body placed on the tracks to cover
up the crime. The body was sent to Nenia,
Ohio.
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s,v. "Int!ulir acquaintance with q tru
fond always increases our respeckt fur
that trend.
rl,. IS the reason why SynyIta Blocks
continue "a make friends ~ their virtues
b..rgr better known. CIergymeu, public
.D.l,r--. and people in all the avenues OF
i.... grr a unit IN their praise OF that won
l,r,gI new remedy. Synvita Cough Blocks.
Tr.y are warranted To cure Coughs, Colds,
E-,,,ll,is. liuarseueSs, Tickling IN the
Tam,,. Sore Throat and Group; - doses,
.. rents. Hundreds bear testimony to the
remarkable cures OF Diarrhma, DySentery,
FINN. Canlrrt IEtlntum, or Summer COM
n,.r.r and Cholera NuThUs, ELECTED 10y
S.,l,. Blackberry HICtks; > doses, %
,,gt. We have stacks Of testimonials
fD.. mothers. who, after dosing their chill
l-rn with >I0uE medicines for other sup
..,.E diseases. have completely cured them
%. u-ug Synyita Worm Elocks; - doses,
o., r,at, Alter you have tried ell the
h.gl.nr.ryi bottle remedies and nave iounu
40 rrlrf. has pJrS&ge OF Synvita Kid
E,y. Elond and Liver Blocks and be cured.
60 ,l.,,~. SD cents. II vOu want the finest
ra.. Eltrer+ ,n TIM market, buy . package
Of ~guyltl Bitter Blocks for - cents, and
I.lSr ,rum to gallon 81 pure tonic bit
tiers
ll these remedies OGly cent dose.
Nohu>. uutrG~ppou, no sticky bottle. Put
up 10 patent rs,Sl"rs Warranted 10 cure
.g ,ln,. refunded Sold 10y druggists
r.,r.aarTn G.'a checker board Of your
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PRODUCE.
New YORK..

NEW YORK, December 16.-Flour-Re-
ceipts 81. 969 packages; exports ), 900 bar
rels, 9,039 sacks; choice brands firmly
held; sales 1860 barrels: common to
choice white wheat western extra 81 Goa
80; fancy do s. 0Oa5 20. Wheat-Re-
ceipts *, POI Bushels; exports l35, 934
bushels; sales 3,9O4,GOO bushels futures,
Sc, 600 bushels spot options moderately
active; upgraded 79a79}C; No. red 93lc;
No. . red December SssaS9lc, closing at
s9ic; January s9!ao9sc, closing at saSc,
February 90ia90sc, closing at 90ic: March
9Ita92c, closing at 92c; April 92la93!c,
closing at 99!c; May SO 5-16a935c, closing
at 935c; June 934a93sc, closing at 93!c
Corn-Receipts $4,000 bushels; exports
4, 357 bushels; sales 62i, 600 bushels futures,
90, 600 bushels spot; options closed steady;
ungraded 59!s6ac; No. , December 6i}c;
January 6la6lic, closing at ic; Febru-
airy 81 ia62tc, closing at 62sc; May 62la
63fc, closing at este. Oats-Receipts II,
900 bushels; exports 1G, 100 bushels; sales
$50, OGO bushels futures and les, 900 bush
els spot; market Ia c better and fairly &C.
tive; mixed western 36a3SC; white do 3Sa
43c. Hay-Steady and quiet. Hops
Dull. Coffee-Spot, fair Rio firm at
lsIc; options higher and moderately active;
sales 80, 500 bags: December 16.55al6 Coo;
January 16 00al6 30c; February Is goa
16. zoe; March 15.S5al6, l5c; April 10 Goa
1B. Csc; May IL 75a16 OGc; June 15.75S
Is. sOc; July Is. 55al5 Csc; August IS 15a
Is. 4Oc; September IA seals l0c; October
IA 75al4. csc; November 1465al4 Csc; De-
cember 14.65a149 CSC. Sugar - Steady;
Pernambueo sc; Rio Grande 4sc; refined
quiet and steady. Molasses-Steady. Rice
: SteaIy. Petroleum - Steady; United
7S3c. Cotton Seed Oil-At Si!a35c for
crude, and 4O!a4lc for refined. Tallow-
Steady. Rcsin-Dull. Turpentine-Dull
at CSC. Eggs-Steady; western 23a24c.
Vool-Quiet and weak; domestic fleece 26
a34c; pulled 14a32c; Texas sa32c. Pork
Quiet. Cut &eats-Quiet. Lard-lSa9O
points higher and fairly actiyei western
steam spot s. s5as 90; January s. 95as 05;
February s. O4as II; March s. 1Oas 49,;
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Kirkwood under the supervision of Street
Commissioner Seneca Lyle, which are a
credit To the town. Many more are needed
lust like them. Let them be forthcoming
Officer Meister and Lorenzo Heinltln
have returned from Tenent's tunnel.
Mr.. John Giffiu has ceased railroaGlng
and has resumed his old position III his
fathers store,
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3GovEgNMENT8--Dull and steady.


STATES-Very dull and steady.
RAILROADS. - Dull and steady; sales
S6O2, eco.
STOCKs-The stock market was again
veay dull, the recorded transactions being
still smaller than those of yesterday, and
fluctuations, except IN two or three stocks,
were confined to less than per cent. The
opening was steady to firm, but tTanSac'
tons during the first hour were the small.
est at that time of day seen in many
months, and the only features
to trading were the comparative weak,
nesses of Richmond and West Point and
the strength Of Northern Pacific preferred.
Toward noon Union Pacific saggCd of
fraction, aud Oregon Transcontinental
showed strength, but the general list was
simply stagnant until after noon, when
there was little moro animation,
which, however, was had at the expense
of values, Lackawanna losing nearly
point Most of the list were
brought below opening figures, boz in
the last hOar there was more real buying
than during the entire previous portion OF
the day, the close being Gull but firm.
Most stocks are higher, though Manitoba
lost 81 and Richmond and West Point pre-
ferred per cent, bnt New England is up
| ! and Fort Worth and Denver and Oregon
TranscOntinental per cent each. Sales
Ia, ia shares. Quotations closed bid as
follows:
Adams Express 40; American Express
los; Canada Pacific 81; Central Pacific
35l; Chesapeake and Ohio At; do preferred
firsts y do seconds 81; Chicago and Alton
1872; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 1861
Delaware and Hudson 1925; Delaware.
Lackawonna and Western, 1869; Denver
and Rio Grsude, 2l4 Erie, 2St; do pre-,
ferred G3i; 1T. Wayne, 1901; Illinois Cen,
:ral, llG; Lake Shore, 9i5; Michigan
Central, 90; Minneapolis and ct. Louis,
50; do preferred, IL; Missouri Pacific,
49,; Northern Pacific, 22s do preferred
46; Chicago snd Northwestern, 1OGi; dc
preferred 1879; New YUrE Central, l0Ss;
Oregon TranscOntiueutal, 20s; Pacific
Mail, 81; Peoria, b. 4 +. 10; Pittsburg
1872; Pullman Palace Csr l4O; Reading,
66i; Rock Island, lll!; st. Louis and
San Francisco, 20; DO preferred, Gal; first
preferred, 1l2; st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba 1C6; st. Psul ard Omaha, 3s3
do preferred 1853; Texas Pacific, p; Union
Pacific 500; United States Express Go
Western Onion Telegraph ~,
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SAeaitinai.


...-.,.rc,t .EilI. now six years OF age, when
'a. ''''.iv r,ouths old was attacked win
an ...a a. ,ltl:snnuJ skin disease Al! primary
.og t We csivt orr q family Ii,3 Ph !yIS s
".'" N.., .rn rai,Gity, until the lower portion
uy. '. IT, Inv, p'sun, from the middle OF
81 l-r .'rr ., Il, hl> Su. cS. Was one solid rash;
a> vy 500 h,.trugd. and malicious. We had
.. -, =, night uo peace by DAY. Finally, we
were 49,. ..rr'fy marvellous. In three or
III, g'.. "a r.nrErts r1Ir WAS wrought, leay-
.tE We. -. 4. tInsN person as white and
, VS. :I,ah h had never been ssLse i ~
.u.h ';,'....r.S r,. b, "A strong healthy child,
IKE Az 49," m, repetition Ut the disease hay
p,.." IT,. ,..r-,f Gao 3. SMITH,
~. ,',. ..r AMI Pros Atty, Ashland; ..
-. q. Wgl>, Druggist Ashland, %.
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LIVE STOCE
Chicago.

CHICAGO, December 10 Csttlc-Ro.
market more active and steadier; shipping
81 S5aJ %; stOckers and feeders s. l5a3 10
cows, bulls and mixed 81 1Oaa2 10; Texas
cattle 81 6Oa3 90.
Hogs. Receipts II, 600 head; shipments
ZOO head; market strong and l0al5C
higher; mixed 81 95a5 40; heavy s. 20a
5 40; light 81 7Oa5 20; skips 81 25ai 50.
Sheep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
| 900 head; market strong; Christmas s. %
a. 60; muttOns So 0Oa5 90; Western s. GOA
3 50; Texans s. 5Oa3 SO; lambs 81 00a5 80.
New York.
New YORK, December l8.-Beeves Re
Ceipts 81 cars; market frmer aud small
fraction higher; native steers So 60 to 50 -;
bulls and dry cows 81 0Oa3 90 for most
part.
Sheep-Receipts 5,5OS head; market
dull and small fraction lower; ordinary to
fair sheep 81 0Oa4 20 per 100 lbs. COM
mon to best lambs at$5 25aG9
Hogs-Receipts 4,53O head; all for
slaughterers direct; no trading in live logs;
market dull feeling, at nominal range OF
S. 90 to ) 40.
East Liberty.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, December 1G.-Cat-
tle-Receipts 779 head shipments $50 head;
nothing doing; all through coDsignments.
Hogs--Receipts 1900 head; shipments
$500 head; market fair; Phladelphias
S. 4Oa5 So mixed S. 3Oa5 -; Workers.
S. 20a5 %; common to fair 81 lOd5 20.
Sheep-Receipts 600 head; shipments
400 head; market slow at yesterdays prices.
Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, o., December lG.--Hogs-
Active and higher: common and light
81 25a5 %; packing aud butchers s. BOA
) 60, receipts 1900 head shipments zoo
hsaJ
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HOSt0u.
COTTON.
New York.

NEW YORK, December 16.-Cotton-
Quiat and steady; uplands lOsc; Orleans
lO}c; futures closed easy; December lO.5sci
January 10 58c; February 1860; March
10. 7sc; April 10 sic; May 1O.9ie; ] une
II. 02c; July 1l07c; August l1.i0c; Sep,
tember 10 &c; October 0.22c; November
10 06c
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TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Business Real Estate

10y VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST MADE
D by Elizabeth Chsrnock, Senior, Ann Jane
Charnock Martha A. ChArnOck, Elizabeth Char
mock. Junior, Ellen T. V ChArnock. George ".
Cbaruock and Annie, his wife, and JOhp ".
ChArncck aud Susan, his wife 70 the Gnde'-
signed trustee, dated the 10Th day day Of July,
ISy} aud recorded in the CLERKS Once Of the
County court Of Ohio county. West Virginia, in
Deed Of Trust Book No. -, a. psge De, will sell
at public auction, al the Borth front door OF tine
Court House Of said Ohio county, in the city Of
Wheeling, on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of January,
A. ID. lsss,
beginning at 10 o'clcck q. m, Of said day, the
following described property, that is to az: Toe
north One-half Of the lot NUMBERED ten. Ia
sJu,re numbered seven, north 4 OF Lot No 10.
sduare No. ~ on Market street, IN the City Of
Wheeling. Ohio county. West Virginia, together
with all the improvements thereon and the sp-
purtenances belonging thereto,
TERMS OF SALE-0ne-third Of the purchase
money, and as mncR more as the purchaser may
elect 10 sy in cash on the day OF ssle, and the
residue in equal ipstalmcnis al ane year and
two years rom the dag Of sale. with interest on
,Lid deferred insalments from the day OF sale
until payment; the purchaser 70 give notes for
said deferred payments and Interest, the pay
ment of which shall be secured 10 the satisfac-
ton OF the undersigned Trustee.
Selling a. Trustee shall convey only the prop
erty and title vested in me by said deed Of irust
JAMES P. B01ER5,
deli Trustee.
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THorSANDS OF CHILDREN

......u lnr wor.d every dAyNuh some &C.
..... .E,.uou. suyh ~ MIX crust, scan
., ... .,au.l~GE. >gre To develop into an
&c., .....,ss. The itching burning, and dis
$751;. ~ which make life prolonged tor
.-.......>, property treated. -.
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. ~,.a scau,ay-. and single apphS.atitiiEni oil
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I - L,..s.F.Nr the New Blood Purifier, are
'..'..,lt 10 arrrS. the progress OF the dis
OF. ..rr...,., .b "A speedy and permanent cure.
'..... 30 mother ~ Nuloyrs her children, VINO
tax, pr.y 10 ,rr nyaHiy, rT'.y anu .s hsS'i IN
FL. ...... .a>A.n without blemish, and body
....-.,...i., pure blood. should fail to make
49,. t.r l.r...E, RENEDIsS.
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.....-gSr. 81 PTepApCd by the POTTER
a., ltsv-,AL Co., Boston, Mass
.--...4 ...- How To cure skin diseases, 81
-. 4. .-u,,ra,,nUS. and 100 testimonials.
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Incorporated IN 1865 FOR & Yeas By tho LegIsls.
ture for Educational and Charitable PURPOSES
with capital OF 81, go 0oO-lo which a reserve
iund Of over $1,000 has since been added.
By AL overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
was made part Of the prescpt stst. ConSi!tu
ton adopted december II, 4. b. lS7g.
The only lDti1ry over voted on and eD9orSed
by the people Of any State.
II never scales or pOStpOrcs
lts GRIND Single Number Drawing
I take place monthly, and the sem! anauS
Drawings regularly every sir months (IuDc ard
DeceDberD.
Asplcndid opportIIIIyO wiEs fortune fir,t
Grand Drawing, r;sss 4. IN the Academy Di
MUSIC rev Orleans, Tuesday, January 10,
1885 -2i2ih Monthly Drawing.
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SUNDAYS
Leave the City Al sou =. n. ard run every hour
until 900 p. N.
Leave Wheeling Park at go a. M, and run
eye-y hour until 1000 p. n, except Church
Trains which win leave the Park at 9:45 O. N.
Snf CITY AZ y Is 2. n. .
e. HIRSCH,
SUPERINTENDENT
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CAPITAL PRIZE, $3.50, 900.

Zl7J PriLe$ amounting " .....Ef 0f
Application for rstss 70 cl1tA should he made
only 20 the Oeco 81 tie Company In Fsu Oh.
lean
For fIITthCr information WIZ clearly, OWNS
full adde's POSTAL NOTES, EIpres
Money Order on kCS Yorf KxcbangC n ordinary
letter, CuHElGg By eIproo "a: our eHpenss) ~.
dreaed
N. A. DAUPHES,
New Orleans, ia
o., y. A. DAUPHIH.
WashlngfoR, y. q.
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Address Registered Letters 70
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
REV Orleans, la.

RENEE Ben Tia: the presence Of oeneras
Beaureznrt and Early, who are IN charge q The
drawing, Il guarantee a absoirte fs.s.s>s and
Integrity, that the chencfs are al canal, and
that no one can p1GzitlJ divine what number
will dryg 9 pyi1s-
QRMEMBEkt that the payment Of al Prize
AL BANKS Of New Orleans, and the Tfcksss
are azned by the President Of a Inssiiniign.
whose chartered rights are recognize Ia the
hizbea Courts; therefore, bevsss u any hnita
ttoos or anerJmous fcbssssA del4ewksgt
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DRY GOODS.
View York.

New YORK, December 16.-Dry Goods
The market was without change for
cotton goods and very firm.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money at 4 1-2a8 Per Cent.-Governments
Dull and Steady-Stocks Dull-Flour Dull
and Unchanged-Wheat Higher.
NEW YORK. December 16-Money on
call easy at 4!aG per cent, closed offered at
. per cent; prime mercantile paper 53aS
per cent. sterling exchange dull, but firm
,,n,honf,nI
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Mbeeline Register
Grauelsrs' 6nids,

A RRIYAL AND DEPARTURES OF TRAINS
AExPLASATIos OF REFERENCE MARKS: HDsily.
fSuGday excepted MONDAY excepted sun
day only. Saturday exeepted,-75 Meridian.
November ~. 1857. Wheeling time, which is
Inst one hour eArlier than Central Time:
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y v
4. ID. 1855,
The following property:
s New Thrt shing Machines.
second hand Threshing Machines.
r New Mounted lIOrse POwcrS and 10 horse.
/ Second hand Mounted Horse Power.
? Second hand Engines Is horse.
Feed Cutters, Road Machines, and sundry
other articles.
2i,OOO feet Of Dry Oak, Ash, HiCkury aud Pop
lar Lumber: Iron and Castings, a miscellaneous
LOT .! patti rms, &c.
TERMS-All sums Of SO and under, cash all
sums over $40 one.thtrd cash and two thirds In
nine months, with approved security Oh notes
very liberal discount i'll be given for all cash
Also the HoyleJones Manufacturing Go. GneI
at Private Sale. its Work. situated In Mar tin +
Ferry, Ohio located between the G. 7. K 4,
on tie west and the &. L, & W. Z. X. and the
Ohio river on the eaEt. Natural gas main passes
the works
HO1LE-JONfs MANUFACTURING co.
dclieiMO " ,FrsgS
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B., & q. RAILR0AD.
Bellsire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
leaves Belaire 81 $40 a. m, arrives At Bsllaire at
loop. N.
HOOdsteld passenger train leaves Bellaire 1T
40 D. NJ, arrives at BSllGire al SO O. N.
SUrlmerfeld Accommodation leaves BellAir ~
100 D. m, arrives at Bellaira at 1875 a. m.
All trains daily except Sunday Central stand
ard Time from Belaire.
SITHEEILNG AND ELM GROVE R.R.
On snd after Monday, October 81, 1857, Trains
on the Wheeling snd Elm Grove Z. T., wilru as
F,N1
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New York.

New YORK, December lG-PetrOleum
Opened strong at 77sc, but fell to &c in
early trading, At this point there was an
int rval of dullness that continued until
afternoon, when the market suddenly be
came strong and advanced 10 1S!c, and
closed strong at 7Ssc; sales J, $4,000
barrels
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Oil CRY, December l6.-Petrolcum-
Opened at 77!c; highest 7S!c; lowest T7!c
closed at 7ssc; sales T67, coo barrels clear
ances, 3ll, 600 barrels rnns SO, Oss barrels
shipments 81 $40 barrels; charters, Is, %;
barrels.
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WOOL.
PhilnhSlnhia,

PHILADELPHIA, December 1G.-Wool-
Quiet and nominal; Ohio, Pennsyl-
vania and West Virginia Xxx and above
30a32lc; X 3Oa3lc; medium 37a35ci
coarse 36a37c; New York, Michigan,
Indiana and western fine or Y and
XX 2Sa3Uc; medium 2aa30c; medium
36s37!c; coarse 36e37c; fine washed delsine
OF X and Xxx 35a35Ic; medium washed
combing and delaine 374a3S!c; coarse do
37a374c; Canada washed combing 35a36c;
tub washed 37a43c; medium unwashed
combing and delaine 28a29c; coarse do ga
CSC.
Boston.
BosToS, December l6.-WoOl-Steady
Ohio and Pennsylvania y heeces 30a3lc;
XXX 32a32!c; XX and above &!s33c:
Michigan extra 2sIa29c; fine Territory
wcols 15!alsc; medium do 19s2lc; very
choice do 23a24lc; other grades unchanged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-17
East Liberty.
PFTiE0LEG' n .
TltusVIus.
PittAb0rga.

TITUsvHLB, December l6. -Petroleum-
Opened at re; highest 7SlC; lowest nc
closed at 7SsC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-17
OIL City.

PITTsBURG, December lG. -Petroleun,--
Steady; opened at 77lc; closed at 7Stci
highest 7Ssc; lowest 775c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-17
TOR SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.

rJ,HE HOYLEJONEs MANUFACTURING co.
| will sell at their Works, in Martins Ferry
Ohio, on
Wednesday, the ith Day OF January,
4. u. 1855,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-17

TOLEDO, o., December lG.-Wheat-
Dali but firm; cash and December S3iaSlc
May SS!c CoTn-Active and firm; cash
53ic; May $3.50. Oats-Quiet; cash 32c
Glover Seductive apd steady; cash
81 10; December 81 12!; 'Sauuary II l2!u
! Is. March 81 20
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-12-08
ROSWELL.

Mrs. VIM. Kelpin, an aged lady, died in
our town last week We tender our sym
pathy to her aged husband.
Mr.. A. Smith and family have removed
to South Georgia
Mr.. A. 7. Heath will remove 10 Al
lanta in few days.
Our postmaster, Mr.. T. d. Adams,
has accepted position in Atlanta. But
Mrs Adams runs the office all the same.
We have quite a snumber of cases Of
fever in our town.
We hope that Rev W. G. Hanson will
be returned to US by the Conference, as we
think he is worthy man.
Mr. Daniel Crow and Miss - Phelps
were married on last Sunday
Professor R. n Akin has removed to
Mr.. A. Smith dwelling.
Our merchants complain OF hard times,
but the drummers continue to come to see
them REPORTER.